Just checked and Brickseek is still showing 32 available at the store where I struck out last night. If it was only showing a handful available I could understand why there might not actually be any there, but 32??

Got all excited and drove 20 miles to a location that showed 32 in stock. Scoured the toy aisles and clearance sections, and even showed the image of the Hot Wheels gift pack (but not the price) to a kid stocking the toy shelves. He said they didn’t have any. Oh well, it was worth a try.

Stopped by our local Kohl’s yesterday and like last year at this time, buried toward the back wall of their men’s department were tons of random gift items all sticker priced from 60% to 90% off. Eclectic mix, to put it mildly, from the useful (sets of mens Game of Thrones socks, Star Wars pajamas, travel toiletry bags, mens slippers, grooming sets, texting gloves, bag hook for attaching a purse or bag to a table or shopping cart, gadget to magnify the screen when watching movies on your phone, games, books, screen cleaners, playing cards, toddler’s inflatable pool floats, desk accessories, back scratchers, head massagers) to gag gifts (GIANT wine glasses, drinking games, beer holders, coffee mugs with funny sayings on them, some kind of big inflatable deer or bear game where you try to toss things into a hole on the side). Much, much more. Some “only” 60% or 80% off but probably half the items were 90% off. Saved another 30% because I had a peel and reveal discount coupon for Kohl’s credit card holders that arrived via snail mail a week or two ago.

If you have access to the coupon inserts in the Sunday newpaper, today there were several coupons for skin care products which would make this an even better deal: $1 and $3 off Nivea, $1, $2 and $3 off Eucerin, $1.50 and $2 off Cetaphil.
I just have to hide the products I buy that don’t have the little bunny logo signifying they do not test on animals. Otherwise our 6-year-old granddaughter will very matter-of-factly mention “there’s rabbit’s blood lotion in your bathroom” again.

@ctgolfer said in Weber iGrill 3 $25 YMMV at Home Depot:

Brickseek only showing “clearance” as price for me - HD showing $99

Same here. Never saw the word “clearance” instead of an actual price.

@kohlspowrshopper said in GE StayBright 100-Count 24.75-ft Multicolor or Warm White Led Plug-In Christmas String Lights Led Plug-In Christmas String Lights $4.98 + Free S&H w/ MyLowes @ Lowe's:

I’m looking for solar-powered string lights, but couldn’t bring myself to paying $45 for a 100-light string the other day…

Looks like Lowe’s has a 450-count, 102.5ft string of white lights for just $13…

Will have to check those out…

If you do end up trying solar-powered, I hope you have better luck than I did. Bought several strands on Amazon thinking they’d be perfect for areas of our yard with no nearby electrical outlets. Two important details I didn’t think of ahead of time: Shorter December days mean less charging time (plus here in the Northeast, we’re lucky to see sunshine one day a week). And it gets dark so early the lights come on at 4:30 pm then shut off before 9:00 pm. The type I bought are great in the summer but worthless at this time of year.

@mistercheap
Just sold out online so need to find one in-store.

Great price, thanks OP! This will help avoid a repeat performance of last week when the spare refrigerator in our garage became much too cold and cans of soda froze and exploded inside it. It looked like a crime scene.

I have an older version of this cooler. Best cooler I’ve ever owned, does an awesome job keeping things cold and this is the lowest price I remember seeing for it.

Thanks OP.
After playing endless rounds of “guess what’s in this tote?” while helping my elderly mom get her Christmas decorations out of her attic this weekend, I’m sold on see-through totes.
Same tote at same price also available for holiday storage:
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Hefty-16-5-Gallon-66-Quart-Holiday-Tote-with-Latching-Lid/50261173